Use "some". "them" would refer to the envelopes.
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teacherJapanI see!! Now I understandYou're doing better than I am. I was stumped by the answer below because the only plural noun in the first sentence is "envelopes", so "some" would have to refer to the envelopes just as much as "them" refers to the envelopes. And what would you want to refer to other than the envelopes anyway?
teacherJapan Ah!! I am getting confused about this! This needs more consideration, I think:)I think it's the difference between the items themselves (them) and how many (some). You may want to think along those lines while further considering the matter.
CalifJim I was stumped by the answer below because the only plural noun in the first sentence is "envelopes", so "some" would have to refer to the envelopes just as much as "them" refers to the envelopes. And what would you want to refer to other than the envelopes anyway?Use "some". "them" would refer to the envelopes.